Monthly Archives: March 2012

13
Mar

Romans, resurrection, history, theodicy

Life and death are a big deal in Paul’s letter to the Romans, especially death and new life. The most obvious interpretation of the data is that humanity deserves death for sin and is granted resurrection life through Jesus by … Continue reading →

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8
Mar

A quickie note about the revolution in my intellectual life

Two words: iPod and Kindle. This post will stick to the iPod. A few months ago, I was given a used iPod. Suddenly I didn’t have to listen to the radio anymore. I can just download podcasts and listen with … Continue reading →

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8
Mar

People who are on my mind a great deal lately

Sorry I haven’t had much time here, lately. Have some Bible stuff planned and want to report on how I’ve enjoyed a generous gift of a Kindle since Christmas.  But for now here is a quick list of people on … Continue reading →

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7
Mar

And yet another review of my Tolkien book

In short, this small biography of J.R.R. Tolkien is an excellent introduction to the life of this man who had such an impact on Western—and Christian—imagination. I’d especially recommend it for anyone who has a child interested in Tolkien and … Continue reading →

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7
Mar

Another blogger reviews my book (a sequel)

J.R.R. Tolkien was an amazing writer, and one worthy of commemoration. He single handedly defined the rules that high fantasy novels today still draw on. It is only natural that such a noteworthy author receive such a well written, informative … Continue reading →

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7
Mar

Confused and contradictory laws are a strategy, not a mistake

“Did you really think we want those laws observed?” said Dr. Ferris. “We want them to be broken. You’d better get it straight that it’s not a bunch of boy scouts you’re up against… We’re after power and we mean … Continue reading →

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